New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-13


favorte ballad by permission OF Mr. Augustin DayJ
THE NETWORK MALE oUARTETTE
choice selection.
Ai''' "n' MP ~ Madison Square Company
will appfss aisTs %Sb 81 n2H
MISS GEORGE WELD
Plymouth Church. has kindly volunteered for Para vase
MISS HORTENSE PIERCE
has also volunteered and will sing an operate aria
by perml., Ms s sadaGs G aeGRas sing
"NoN FE RS. s9G Mngt X VERDI.
having kindly volunteered to accompany her.
To be followed BY The amusing farce OF
with Mr. cEoGE c TOHt Sa and ROSE EYTISaE
WIN CBy permission OF MR.. AUGUsTIN DALY)
The whole to concluds with choice selection of
Wild VEST SLOW.
BY kind ao tsd %?df! Co
the california MfS t er
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g. THE R" c6w sRSsS1'i BAND
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(Buirslo Bun
will 9isonss ~ Hs 9en % 1,iSfi asa In
prcseLt his his red brothers Of the Far West
& An i MPs4XN MA IAc nSNoh,
popular airs
MR.. GEORGE FAwcETT ROWE
have volunteered stage Managers Of the occasion
be had OF of the Brothers and
at the Iasalle Institute in second-st.
RlJoU OPERA HOUSE \ soonw,x Last Nights
oo e, PRINCE LoRESzo." IN MASCOT
= Mr RGDoLpn ARoNsoN. Manager.
EyOnlnssats. Matinee Saturday att
PHENOMENAL HOUSES CROWDED.
24oth TO 24eth PERFORMANCES
beautiful production Of comic opera ever wit
messed in America
ERSnNIE.
New York Herad-The greatest all Casino
RECEIVED WITH RoARs OF LAUGHTER
Tho cast includes the Misses Pauline Hail. Marie Jansen
Mrs Germon Misses Isabelle Urquhart Alma Vary
Kerby George DENIM and the Messrs Francis VII
son. Smith. Henry Haliam. Max Freeman, Murray
Woods Frederick Clifton. j. A. Furcy H. ROLAND j. Tib,
belts, etc.
Casino Chorus OF 40 Casino Orchestra Of "a
Music Director JESSE WILLIAMS.
Magnificent Costumes Scenery Appointments etc
Admission Soc Seats secured two weeks in advance.
Especial Erminc Matinee washin gton's Birthday.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 90
25Oth REPRESENTATION OF ERMINIE.
GALA AND FLORAL NIGHT.
BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIRS ARE TO BE PRESENTED
AS MEMENroEs OF THE OCCASION
Sale Of seats commences (Nondayl morning.
nOCKSTADER'S MINSTRELS
HUNDREDS TURNED AwAYl
SEATS SOLD DAYS IN ADVANCEl
Engaged at Enormous Expense
MIR BISHOP WASHINGTON IRVING DOCK
SrADER.
in his unique onterpainment
THE CURTAIN OF THE MIND UPLIFrED!
has SsSEs A5s TTE BALD
The Great Phenomenon OF I'm his)
MIND READING
Detecting Murderers; Locating COD Mines etc. etc
IL TA ndler week Of Streaming r Rss Me-
TOBOGGANING AT IUXEDOl
WILLIE BUFFALOS Widest WESTl
FOSTERS FAMOUS BALLADS THE NATIONS
Es VAS At EsGs h fHss MELODIES
An Immense Bill OF Hilarious Novelties
CAVORS for THE GERMAN" Book Of
FiSuEGss s ssns MEYER SO and 81 FultOns'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. .,... .oo.,,.
" Reserved Orchestra Circle and Balcony 90 Cents
Elaborate Revival Of tho
LIGHTS O. LoND0N
oh ''"'' " Mr. HARRY LEE.
and a renowned supporting company
Matinees Wednesday and saturday,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE:
PROFESSOR GROWN ELLIS
NEW LECTURE.
PER1N rH 5S 2Sp
Admission. 25e.
Reserved seats, zoo extrh
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE: ,,
I MT !, n MAO over AZ il Saturday Matinee a.
,,u WITHOUT pAfsAIHEGTNrHE HISTORY
Ta% p,.ss OF .. Tmsss 1HE h1NrH.u
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FEB IA. ORCHESTRA
MARCH2,
MARCH 81 as PERFoRMERa)
MR.. WILHELM GERICKE. CONDUCTOR
FIRST CONCERT MONDAY FEB. II. AT 8 r. n
Solost
MR.. FRANZ KNEISEL (Concertmeister.
Concerto for Violin srssi
aargo h IN mnor No Bssshovsn
''"'''A' I TiStsis now on the boz oiies -
I ITH-ST, THEATRE. Cor: 6th-ava
Ia Every evening. "a Month. Saturday Matinee
DENNAN THOMPSON
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ro q, ,he sev tai heatric tsumphs Witnessed
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